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What shut down, and what replaced it

Every catalog record an editor has marked as shut down: when it happened, which categories keep losing tools, and how often something still running was named to take over.

Edition October 2026 · computed Oct 1, 2026

33

tools have shut down

Worst year
2025
10 tools went dark
Share of the catalog
2.5%
of the 1,334 records tracked
Left a replacement
33
100% of shutdowns
Still shipping
1,301
active tools remaining

by year

When the tools went dark

Oldest year first. A shutdown only reaches this chart once its record carries a date — a confirmed shutdown with no date stays in the totals above but cannot be placed on a timeline.

  • 20201 tool
  • 20223 tools
  • 20233 tools
  • 20246 tools
  • 202510 tools
  • 20269 tools

by category

Where the losses land

The ten categories that have lost the most tools. A tool is counted in every category it was filed under, so these counts sum higher than the shutdown total — a dead IDE that was also an AI assistant is a loss to both.

most recent

The latest to shut down

Newest first. This is the tail of the record — for every retired tool with its date, reason and replacements, read the full graveyard listing.

OpenAI Assistants API

† August 2026

OpenAI deprecated the Assistants API after achieving feature parity in the Responses API. It will shut down on August 26, 2026. Existing integrations should migrate to the Responses API using OpenAI's official migration guide: https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/assistants/migration

use instead: LangChain, LlamaIndex, Vercel AI SDK

Octomind

† July 2026

Octomind shut down its automated end-to-end testing platform in July 2026. All core repositories were archived on GitHub and the official octomind.dev service went offline.

use instead: Playwright, Cypress, Momentic

Mods

† June 2026

GitHub repository archived by Charm; last observed push was 2026-03-09 and no further development is expected.

use instead: Warp, Aider

Continue

† June 2026

Official Continue site states that Continue has been acquired by Cursor; standalone Continue is now maintained as historical/graveyard context rather than an active independent coding assistant.

use instead: Twinny, JetBrains AI

Codeball

† June 2026

Original codeball.ai product domain no longer represents the Codeball PR-triage tool; pricing/app surfaces unavailable; public GitHub Action appears legacy.

use instead: CodeRabbit, Graphite, Panto AI

Windsurf

† June 2026

Rebranded to Devin Desktop on June 2, 2026. The core IDE, Cascade agent workflows, configuration, and subscription tiers continue directly under Devin Desktop.

use instead: Kiro, Trae, Google Antigravity

LogAI

† June 2026

Salesforce AI Research discontinued the LogAI project and deleted the official repository from GitHub (HTTP 404).

use instead: Infisical, AutoGPT

Roo Code

† May 2026

Roo Code extension was shut down on May 15, 2026. The official RooCodeInc/Roo-Code GitHub repository is archived, the final VS Marketplace release is v3.54.0 from May 15, 2026, and roocode.com now redirects to Roomote. The original team pivoted to Roomote; new IDE-extension users should evaluate Cline or the community ZooCode fork instead.

use instead: Cline, Kilo Code

JetBrains Fleet

† December 2025

JetBrains discontinued Fleet on December 22, 2025, refocusing the platform into JetBrains Air — a new agentic development product in preview. Distribution ended via Toolbox and direct download. Existing AI work continues across IntelliJ, PyCharm, WebStorm, and other established IDEs through JetBrains AI Assistant.

use instead: GitHub Codespaces, Gitpod, StackBlitz

Mentat

† December 2025

Mentat was discontinued by Abante AI. The official open-source repository was removed from GitHub (HTTP 404) and the mentat.ai domain was taken offline.

use instead: OpenHands, SWE-Agent

Supermaven

† November 2025

Supermaven was acquired by Cursor (Anysphere) and its ultra-fast 1M-token context autocomplete technology was natively merged into Cursor Tab. Standalone product sales and paid subscriptions were sunset.

use instead: Tabnine, Codeium

How this was computed

  • Shutdown dates come from the editorial graveyardDate field on the tool record. A tool is only counted here once an editor confirms the shutdown — a quiet repository or a stalled changelog is not one.
  • A replacement is an editor-selected alternative that is still active. A dead tool whose listed alternatives are themselves dead counts as having left none, because a pointer to another graveyard entry is not a migration path.
  • The catalog share is measured over active and discontinued records together (1,334 tools), not over what is still shipping.
  • The year chart drops shutdowns recorded without a date; they remain in every total on this page.
  • Category counts include a tool once per category it was filed under, so they sum higher than the shutdown total.

Recomputed October 1, 2026 · scoring rubric & evidence rules · open dataset (CC-BY 4.0)

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